Quit 3yrs ago and still chewing the gum
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Quit 3yrs ago and still chewing the gum
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Bigtits bro, you had a ciggie on your 6th day. Still pretty good effort mate. Just keep it up and make it longer
BTL, how's it going brother?
Keep going buddy, don't let having the odd one here or there be the cause of a full relapse.
made me laugh so hard. actually, chewing gum is good for your jaw. makes it stronger . good for daty skill then.Quote:
Originally Posted by JT0417
I am always chewing gum...... just saying... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Babycat
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Relapsed..........
You didn't have to tell us. Whenever these public delcarations of quitting smoking go quiet it only means one thing..
Well, you only have two choices now. Smoke for the rest of your life. Or stop.
currently in full blown relapse, will attempt again next monday
Kia kaha brother.
Really, try vaping.
Its worked for 1000s of people.
Good luck for the next try.
All non-smokers die too.
Bill Hicks
I used to be a heavy smoker myself, and I could have easily done a packet on a Saturday night out. Over time I had come to realise that what I was addicted to was the sensation of inhaling something - not the nicotine. Doctor told to try hardcore mints like fisherman’s friend to help me turn away from the smokes.Try one of those and have a ciggie after - it’s the most disgusting feeling. Nowadays I hardly smoke and may only one every two months or so socially.
I hear they are hell to quit
BTL what was the trigger?...assuming there was one can you identify and try to avoid? (don't tell me it was straight after a sensational punt cause then to put it bluntly....your shit our of luck and just accept that you will be smoking for as long as 'little' BTL has breath and blood flow) :cool2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigtitlover
just gave in to the temptations lolQuote:
Originally Posted by hereandthere
If you try but fail many times, maybe should seek for help with hypnotherapy. My friend was struggling with quitting (he quit drinking and eating bad himself but not with smoking) then he decided to come for hypnotherapy. It really worked.
Punting makes it hard to quit. I associate the two with each other. Back when I started I would book a few hours at a time at 1 Nirvana. Nothing better than having BBBJ from a Turkish girl while smoking a ciggy.
After my time punting in Thailand I definitely overdid it and I'm sick of it now. But there is something special about having a cigarette after a rnt that I can't stop.
I smoked for many years & tried a few times to quit but failed miserably. Tried many different techniques including various medicines - nup, nothing worked.
A mate of mine who smoked as much as me got some hypnotherapy years ago and it worked a treat for him.
Managed to quit early last year by going cold turkey as I really wasn't enjoying it any more. Not bragging, but I haven't looked back and don't really miss it (well, maybe a bit hehe)...
try vaping :cool2:
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Originally Posted by storry_teller
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Originally Posted by schloong
+1
hypnotherapy does appear to work for weight loss as well.
two overweight scrubbers from work attended one of these hypnotherapy sessions and in the space of 3-4 months they lost 45-55 pounds.
I’m trying to find the magic word to break the spell.
Just bumping this thread and seeing how all the bro's are doing with their attempts at quitting and how they are doing now.
Just decided to stop today and have no idea what I am in for and what to expect but I know it will be tough
let's tackle this with a touch of humor:
1. Smoke Signals: Replace cigarettes with a more modern form of communication. Start sending "smoke signals" through text messages or social media instead!
2. Chew on Wisdom: Consider becoming a philosopher. Whenever you crave a cigarette, ponder life's deepest questions. By the time you find answers, you'll forget about smoking!
3. Inflate Your Ego: Carry around a balloon and inflate it every time you want to light up. It's healthier, and you'll eventually float away from temptation!
4. Become a Detective: Pretend you're a detective hunting for the elusive "Nicotine Bandit." Every craving is just a clue to his whereabouts!
5. Candy Crush: Replace cigarettes with candy. Challenge yourself to break your candy-crushing high score instead of lighting up.
6. Nap Attack: Whenever you get a craving, take a power nap. By the time you wake up, you'll have forgotten about smoking.
quitting smoking can be challenging, but humor can be a helpful coping mechanism. In reality, it often takes a combination of strategies, support, and determination to quit successfully.
Update: I've quitQuote:
Originally Posted by 17012430
How was it? Any tips?Quote:
Originally Posted by 17012430
Not sure if it counts that I now vape instead... but you can definitely feel the difference. I know it's not healthy, but vaping is much more cleaner than ciggy smoking, but a lot more addictive. No longer have smokers cough and I can actually go for a jog now. Punting wise I can go longer and harder and not get tired out as easily. Erections are much stronger as well. It's been over a year now and just the smell of ciggies is disgusting to me now.Quote:
Originally Posted by JJBlows